Abstract: A method can include commencing a petrotechnical analysis workflow that includes a plurality of tasks; initializing one or more touch modules associated with the workflow; accessing data associated with the workflow; rendering one or more visualizations of the data to a touchscreen; and sensing multiple touches via the touchscreen for controlling one or more actions associated with the workflow according to the one or more touch modules. Various other apparatuses, systems, methods, etc., are also disclosed.

Abstract: This invention relates to the discovery of novel forms of Compound 1, including solvates, hydrates, and other crystalline forms. These novel forms of Compound 1 may impart advantages in pharmaceutical formulations incorporating them, including improved stability and bioavailability.

Abstract: Embodiments of a system and method for insertion and extraction of a sensor assembly are generally described herein. A system can include an insertion tool comprising: a grip portion including a locking slot, and an extension portion extending distally from the grip portion to a distal end of the insertion tool. The system can include a sensor assembly detachably coupled to the distal end of the extension portion, the sensor assembly including a head portion and an anchoring portion, the anchoring portion configured to attach to a bone and a cable running through the extension portion and attached to the sensor assembly, wherein the cable is secured to the grip portion of the insertion tool at the locking slot, wherein the grip portion and the extension portion are configured to be detached from the sensor assembly and the cable after the sensor assembly is attached to the bone.

Abstract: This invention relates to the discovery of novel forms of Compound 1, including solvates, hydrates, and other crystalline forms. These novel forms of Compound 1 may impart advantages in pharmaceutical formulations incorporating them, including improved stability and bioavailability.

Abstract: An automated unloading apparatus, system and method for use with a container having a plurality of items located on a base belt. The apparatus includes a ramp, a conveyor, a stack control curtain, and a tensioning mechanism. The ramp is configured to pass under the base belt. The conveyor is configured to remove a first item from the plurality of items. The stack control curtain is configured to retain a second item of the plurality of items during removal of the first item. The tensioning mechanism is configured to couple to the base belt and maintain a desired tension on the base belt during passage of the nose ramp under the base belt and removal of the first item.

Abstract: An automated unloading apparatus, system and method for use with a container having a plurality of items located on a base belt. The apparatus includes a ramp, a conveyor, a stack control curtain, and a tensioning mechanism. The ramp is configured to pass under the base belt. The conveyor is configured to remove a first item from the plurality of items. The stack control curtain is configured to retain a second item of the plurality of items during removal of the first item. The tensioning mechanism is configured to couple to the base belt and maintain a desired tension on the base belt during passage of the nose ramp under the base belt and removal of the first item.

Abstract: A parcel processing system and method. The system includes an automated unloading apparatus, a singulation apparatus, a scan apparatus, and a sorting system. The automated unloading apparatus is configured to unload parcels from a trailer substantially without human intervention. The singulation apparatus is configured to singulate parcels unloaded by the automated unloading apparatus. The scan apparatus is configured to read from the parcels identifying information relating to the parcels. The sorting system is configured to sort the parcels according to the information read from the parcels by the scan apparatus.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure may include methods, systems, and computer-readable media that enable executing oilfield software on a first computing device; communicably coupling the first computing device with a second computing device, the second computing device comprising a touch interface; receiving input from a user via the touch interface; and causing the oilfield software to perform an action in response to the input. Embodiments of the present disclosure may also include methods, systems, and computer-readable media that enable presenting a result of the action via a second touch interface of a third computing device communicably coupled to at least one of the first and second computing devices.

Abstract: An automated unloading apparatus, system and method for use with a container having a plurality of items located on a base belt. The apparatus includes a ramp, a conveyor, a stack control curtain, and a tensioning mechanism. The ramp is configured to pass under the base belt. The conveyor is configured to remove a first item from the plurality of items. The stack control curtain is configured to retain a second item of the plurality of items during removal of the first item. The tensioning mechanism is configured to couple to the base belt and maintain a desired tension on the base belt during passage of the nose ramp under the base belt and removal of the first item.

Abstract: A parcel processing system and method, The system includes an automated unloading apparatus, a singulation apparatus, a scan apparatus, and a sorting system. The automated unloading apparatus is configured to unload parcels from a trailer substantially without human intervention. The singulation apparatus is configured to singulate parcels unloaded by the automated unloading apparatus. The scan apparatus is configured to read from the parcels identifying information relating to the parcels. The sorting system is configured to sort the parcels according to the information read from the parcels by the scan apparatus.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product are provided for representing resource sets in a variable format. Variable resource sets are represented in two parts: a system topology domain and a system detail level. Logical entities are allowed to consume variable resource sets to specify the domain and level required in the attachment. Thus, the resource set attachment is made using a domain system detail level, but the actual resources represented are derived dynamically. That is, the elements that were once statically represented by bits in the resource set are now derived dynamically to reflect the system state at the time they are being used.

Abstract: Articulated pipe jack clamps include a pair of laterally opposed L-shaped legs hinged at an upper end to a central threaded collar, each having an elongate upper portion and a shorter inwardly turned bottom portion engageable with the underside of a wide V-shaped cradle of a pipe jack. A threaded stem engaged in the collar has a handle at its top end and an inverted V-shaped head connected at its bottom end by a ball-and-socket connection. The clamp is placed vertically downward over a work piece supported in the pipe jack cradle such that its V-shaped head is engaged on the top of the work piece, and the bottom portion of each leg is disposed beneath the sides of the cradle, then the head is screwed down to raise and engage the bottom portion of the legs on the underside of the cradle to clamp the work piece in the pipe jack.

Abstract: A system and method utilizing compressed gas according to which the gas is compressed at a location above ground and transported to an underwater location. The gas is stored at the underwater location and later returned from the underwater location to the above-ground location for utilization as energy.

Abstract: A system and method utilizing compressed gas according to which the gas is compressed at a location above ground and transported to an underwater location. The gas is stored at the underwater location and later returned from the underwater location to the above-ground location for utilization as energy.

Abstract: The internal organs of a slain deer are removed from the animal cavity by sealing the rectum passage prior to forming an access slit along the deer belly. An annular (tubular) cutter is rotated on the deer rump to severe a plug of flesh containing the anus, after which the cutter is drawn away from the deer carcass to expose the rectum. A cord is tied around the exposed rectum so that the rectum is sealed against the escape of waste material when the deer belly is cut to gain access to the internal organs.

Abstract: A product dispensing apparatus includes a gathering conveyor and a plurality of product dispensers for dispensing items onto the gathering conveyor, the plurality of product dispensers including a first subset of product dispensers and a second subset of product dispensers, the first subset and the second subset have at least one common product dispenser. First and second relays are coupled to the first and second subset of product dispensers, respectively; simultaneously energizing the first and second relay actuates at least one of the product dispensers. The product dispensers are arrayed in a matrix for dispensing products, the matrix of product dispensers having a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns, corresponding the first and second subset.

Abstract: An automated method for filling orders using an automated ordering system having a product conveyor, a computer controller, and a plurality of dispensers for dispensing products arrayed in a matrix in rows and columns, wherein the method of filling orders comprises the steps of: coupling each dispenser in a row to a first common control element in the controller; coupling each dispenser in a column to a second common control element in the controller, where the column of dispensers shares a common dispenser with the row of dispensers; and actuating the first and the second control elements simultaneously to dispense a product from the common dispenser onto the conveyor.

Abstract: A survival and camping tool having an elongated blade with one end terminating in a handle. The blade has a linear side edge that terminates in a circular tip. The opposite side edge has a belly-shaped configuration that begins with the base of the handle and terminates generally along the longitudinal axis of the tool, in a hook that opens on the same side as the belly. The tool has sufficient weight that the blade can be used for chopping, and the cutting edge of the hook can be used for cutting lighter materials.